Carneddau ~ Northern Snowdonia

moving across to the Carneddau range we have Bera Mawr, one of many smaller hills in the NW of the Carneddau with short rocky scrambles on the summit
Braich-tu-du Face, Pen-y-role-wen, high above Ogwen valley
Pen-y-role-wen, 979 Meters or 3211 feet from the summit of Tryfan
Aber Falls waterfall, probably the best waterfall in Wales, this picture was taken in May after only light rainfall certainly better than paying for the privilege of seeing Swallow falls with hundreds of other tourists
Yr Elen (left) 3152 feet and Carnedd Llewelyn (right) 3090 feet from Gefnan
the summit of Foel Goch 3195 feet or put another way 974 meters

Sunday 26 September 1999	The Cwm Llafar Horseshoe 8 1/2 Miles, 14 Km
Views of our final peak Yr Ellen on our left as we walk towards Daffyd's West ridge	the Lech Ddu spur is an alternative way onto Daffyd's main ridge in better weather
Carnedd Daffyd 1044 meters 3424 feet
looking across to the Glyders from Daffyd's summit
looking across to Pen-Helgi-Du
Carnedd Llewelyn 961 meters 3152 feet
Yr Ellen 942 meters 3090 feet
looking back up Yr Ellen
wild ponies on Yr Ellen's south slopes Carneddau is famous for many of these ponies
another pony with the slopes of Carnedd Daffyd in the foreground and the northern Glyder's behind